Prothom Alo's "Glimpse" feature on 10 October carried photographs from districts across the country. A few scenes of fields, rivers and village life are described here; the photographs can be seen on Prothom Alo's page.
At Joyka in Karimganj, Kishoreganj, farmer Fazlur Rahman tends his tomatoes. He has planted 550 seedlings on one katha of land and hopes to earn up to Tk 150,000 if the harvest is good (photo: Tafsilul Aziz). At Sukhpara in Abhaynagar, Jashore, a farmer tends a betel vineyard, and at Bashuari cucumbers fresh from the field have been brought to market (photos: Saddam Hossain).
At Chemidolu Natun Para in Bandarban a man carries a crate of papayas from the orchard across a bamboo bridge, and at Bakichhara Madhyampara a woman cleans taro from the field and puts it in a basket (photos: Mong Hai Sing Marma). In Rangamati the kunjalata flower is in bloom at Furmon Para, and boats are being repaired at Puranpara (photos: Supriyo Chakma).
At Chelopara Chashi Bazar in Bogura fish scales are collected and dried in the sun before sale (photo: Soyel Rana). Children fish in the water of a beel at Tarash, Sirajganj (photo: Sajedul Alam). At Barai in Manikganj, rows of trees on both sides wrap the road in green (photo: Abdul Momin).
At Alam Khankandi in East Naodoba union, Zajira, Shariatpur, many people who lost their homesteads and farmland to Padma erosion have taken shelter (photo: Satyajit Ghosh). At Shubharara in Abhaynagar, Jashore, the gangway to the Shikirhat ferry pontoon is under tidal water and passengers wade knee-deep to board (photo: Saddam Hossain).
Photo: MohammedSuman22 / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0); a floating market on Kaptai Lake, Rangamati, illustrative
Source: Prothom Alo
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